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Amid a deeper contraction in global trade, could market volatility pick up?
Headlines focus on the U.S. and China, but this week’s chart shows how contraction in trade globally could challenge investors.
Alternative lenders fill a growing CRE lending void
As CRE deal volume shows signs of thawing, alternative lenders sit in an excellent position to capture attractive income opportunities.
Already vulnerable, the 60/40 appears deeply challenged
The 60/40 had its worst quarter since the pandemic started. Our chart looks at quarterly returns and why the coming quarters could remain volatile.
All smoke, no fire: What’s behind recent equity market valuations?
Few explanations for the upward march of equity valuations are based on resoundingly positive or long-term economic changes. We take a closer look at how these high valuations could be closely tied to the multi-year surge in liquidity.
All About the Northwest Quadrant (Unless you’re into losing money)
A new strategy note from Chief Market Strategist Troy Gayeski
After Fed liftoff, fundamentals take center stage
As the Fed commences a new round of rate hikes, our chart looks at maximum compression in price/earnings (P/E) ratios amid historical rate hike cycles.
After an early-year surprise, inflation expectations and Treasury yields moderate
Year-over-year change in inflation expectations and Treasury yields
Active managers to take center stage as market drivers shift?
See why a notable shift in what’s driving high yield bond returns this year may renew investor interest in actively managed strategies.
Active management paramount even amid healthy credit markets
Credit fundamentals look good, yet finding returns can be tough, especially for passive investors.
Active fixed income managers are adjusting for rising rates
See why a passive management strategy and rising rates may not mix when it comes to fixed income assets.
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